Trunks Arrive with Fowler Creditor Action at Hoquiam
Twenty one trunks filled with merchandise reach Hoquiam from Denver and await payment of freight totaling about 100 dollars by W H Tucker of Aberdeen as referee in bankruptcy. Goods were bought by F C Fowler who ran City Store and vanished last fall leaving creditors. Contents valued at 4985 dollars and traced from Denver to three warehouses.
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Hoquiam
Denver
W. H. Tucker
Aberdeen
F. C. Fowler
United States
Fowler
Westminster Circle Presents Individual Communion Service
The West minster Circle donated a two-tray aluminum individual communion service to the Presbyterian church. Each tray holds glasses for seventy two communicants, with a Greek cross engraved on the cover, replacing the common cup to reduce contagion and enhance reverence.
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Montesano
Westminster Circle
Presbyterian Church
Miller dies by own action in pen
Montesano June 13 Sheriff Mathews received a tele gram from Walla Walla stating Otto Miller committed death by own action last night. Miller had killed Frank Ascheberg on May 6 at Elma and was tried June 2 with a first degree murder verdict returned that day.
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Montesano
Mathews
Walla Walla
Otto Miller
Frank Ascheberg
Elma
Miller
Strawberry Crop Dims in Montesano Area Harvest
Strawberries in Montesano and Harbor cities show over half the crop picked by June 15 with daily crates near 1,000 in Chehalis valley between Elma and Montesano. Harvest shrinks this week and next with fewer berries expected. raspberries expected to follow in about a week.
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Montesano
Chehalis
Elma
Marriage Licenses Issued In Montesano Area
Montesano June 15 following licenses issued last week list includes A L Gabriel Hoquiam with Aurora Johnson Aberdeen A J Durward Susie Wisdom Montesano Michel Raich Matia Maleta Aberdeen George Corkery Hibbing Minn Pearl Cheley Aberdeen E E Stone Martha A Belles Cosmopolis Ralph Bergland Cosmopolis Elizabeth Zieman Aberdeen.
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Montesano
A. L. Gabriel
Hoquiam
Aurora
Johnson
Aberdeen
A. J. Durward
Susie Wisdom
Michel Raich
Matia Maleta
George Corkery
Hibbings
Minn
Pearl Cheley
E. E. Stone
Martha A. Belles
Cosmopuolis
Ralp Bergland
Cosmopolis
Elizabeth Zieman
Aberden
Hotel Sale Postponed In Grayport Receiver Case
In Montesano on June 15 the court continued the bid confirmation for a Grayport hotel case. A $36 000 bid on a $3 500 judgment was postponed to next Friday morning with consent of the receiver and both sides.
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Montesano
Grayport
Boy Scouts Plan Two Week Lake Quiniault Outing
About 25 scouts from the First Presbyterian church will spend a two week trip to Lake Quiniault in early July. Rev. J W Beard will accompany them as plans already underway promise fishing boating swimming and woodland hikes in a scenic outing described as ideal for such activities.
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Hoquiam
Boy Scouts
First Presbyterian Church
Lake Quiniault
J. W. Beard
Local Worker Buried by Runaway Tram at College Hill
Ed Purdy was buried under earth from a runaway tram at the College Hill reservoir site in Hoquiam. The cable broke causing the dump, but Purdy was rescued quickly, dug out, and returned to work that afternoon.
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Hoquiam
College Hill
Purdy
Recall Drive Targets Cosmopolis Officials Over Paving
Backers accuse Mayor J. L. Neubert and five council members of proposing to pave outlying streets with little property value. The recall aims to curb what locals see as excessive paving and to stop costly infrastructure projects they cannot afford.
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J. L. Neubert
Cosmopolis
Veterans of Spanish American War Hold Aberdeen Reunion
Members of Company M 1st Washington Volunteers met at the Washington hotel in Aberdeen for a reunion Saturday night. A splendid banquet was served as Lieutenants Dreher and Rhodes and privates Robertson Scales Cooper Carlisle Shor ey Bauer Jackson Winters Lamb McDonald Mohler Bernier Eddy Morris and Philbrick shared reminiscences into the night.
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Washington
Company M
1St
Washington Volunteers
Washington Hotel
Aberdeen
Dreher
Rhodes
Robertson
Scales
Cooper
Carlisle
Shorey
Bauer
Jackson
Winters
Lamb
McDonald
Mohler
Bernier
Eddy Morris
Philbrick
Award of Letters for Debate Declamation and Athletics
At closing of school Friday the following students received letters for their achievements in debate declamation or athletics. Debaters James McDonald Minnie Mapes Irene Crary Dwight Wellington and Sarah Elway for declamation. Basketball players Cecil Johnston Edward Willikson Wesley Schumacher Ralph Ingebrigtsen Thomas Willikson Homer Cross. Football players Gordon Spoon George Hafferty Carl Keil Guy Morgan Theo Faulk Irwin Pinckney Joseph Schneider Cedric Green Elmer Peterson Fred Ackey.
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James McDonald
Minnie Mapes
Irene Crary
Dwight Wellington
Sarah Elway
Cecil Johnston
Edward Willikson
Wesley Schumacher
Ralph Ingebrigtsen
Thomas Willikson
Homer Cross
Gordon Spoon
George Hafferty
Carl Keil
Guy Morgan
Theo Faulk
Irwin Pinckney
Joseph Schneider
Cedric Green
Elmer Peterson
Fred Ackey
Flag Day Observance At Hoquiam First Methodist
Flag Day observed at the First Methodist church Hoquiam with a national colors decorated venue. The Women's Relief Corps and G A R attended. Prof Dutton read a paper titled The History of the Flag. The sermon titled The Flag Without One Stain and the men's chorus offered several selections.
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Hoquiam
First Methodist
Women's Relief Corps
Dutton
Jury Awards Damages in NP Railway Suit
In Montesano on June 15 a jury awarded Leo and Mrs Mosniske $700 in damages from the Northern Pacific Railway for a mishap that left Mrs Mosniske carried beyond Junction City and forced to walk back. The suit sought $2,950.
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Montesano
Leo Mosniske
Northern Pacific Railway
Fourth Annual Alumni Ball Promises Big Hoquiam Crowd
Invitations issued for the fourth annual alumni ball at the Electric pavilion on Friday evening. The 1914 class colors purple and white are used on the invitations. Organizers expect a larger crowd than previous alumni events.
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Hoquiam
Electric Pavilion
Alumni Association
Golf Cup Contest at Grays Harbor Club
The second summer handicap golf match at Grays Harbor Country Club will be played next weekend for a handsome cup donated by W. J. Patterson. Eighteen holes each day with entries due to the secretary by Thursday.
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Grays Harbor Country Club
W. J. Patterson
Airship Arrives in Hoquiam for Beach Season Flights
The Crawford brothers and their father prepare a 40 horsepower Curtiss biplane, 40 feet wingspan, at the Hoquiam Automobile garage on J street for the Grays Harbor Splash and summer flights. They already have a record of beach flights.
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Hoquiam
Crawford Brothers
Hoquiam Automobile Company
J Street
Grays Harbor
Crawfords
Wishkah District Chooses Site for New School House
School District No. 34 held a special election Tuesday to pick a site and decide on building a new school this year. Lloyd offered a free site on the East branch of the Hoquiam river in the district's west end. all 28 votes were in favor of immediate construction.
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Scool District No
Wishkah
Lloyd
Hoquiam River
Curious talk on belief and disbelief among people
Two speakers discuss how people credit odd beliefs while ignoring obvious truths. They mention Greene and contrast his appetite for croquettes and mince pies with his distrust of hash.
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Brown
Black
Greene
Hash
Weeding Discordant Thoughts for Joyful Living
A meditation on discarding harmful thoughts like weeds to nurture harmony. It cites Atlantic Monthly and advises replacing fear, envy, and anger with constructive ideas to improve inner well being and personal growth. An aside describes a London knocker up waking service with early morning terms and methods.
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Burbank
Atlantic Monthly
New Cross Station
London
England
Westminster Gazette
Unity and Charity Toward New England Plantations
John Winthrop in 1630 urges the church to knit as one body in charity. He calls for abridging personal goods to meet others' needs and maintaining meekness patience and communal commerce. The aim is unity in the spirit and devotion to God to bless succeeding settlements in New England.
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New England
John Winthrop
Pictorial Farming in Toledo Blade Era
A brief note from the Toledo Blade praising how photographers and engravers make farming look fascinating. It suggests a reader can enjoy a pleasant evening exploring agricultural topics through the right periodicals.
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Toledo Blade
Veterans Close Amid Red Lights
Delegates Jennie Banker Elizabeth Potter Christiana Mayberry and Margaret Saylor from Seattle attended the national convention in Louisville. They praised Aberdeen hospitality and left with the impression the eleventh annual convention was the most pleasant and successful in the organization’s history.
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Louisville
Jennie Banker
Elizabeth Potter
Christiana Mayberry
Margaret Saylor
Seattle
Aberdeen
Bulkley Hollis bill eyed for farmer relief and cheaper credit
The discussion centers on canal toll policy and federal loans for farmers. Proponents praise a Bulkley-Hollis plan offering government aid with mutuality, low operating costs, and secured mortgage bonds, aiming to reduce interest burdens and expand benefits to the west and south.
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Bulkley-Hollis
Aberdeen Printing Co Offers Modern Printing at Moderate Prices
Aberdeen Printing Co presents affordable modern printing services. The notice highlights value oriented rates for a range of printed materials.
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Aberdeen Printing Co
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J. S. Waugh
Ascheberg
BOY
Lake
Southwest Veterans
Wolffs
WOLLF
Leona
Wolff's
Wolff
Golden Gate
Mary Elizabeth Payne
Missouri
Palace of Manufactures
Court of the Universe
San Francisco Chronicle
A. G. Dayton
West Virginia
North G St. Phone
Excelsior Rug Factory
J. W. Groves
Prop
Comeau Furniture Co
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